Dollar Tree

leegenix

This place was a blessing when I was homeless living on less than the international average of $2.00 a day. When leaving the store, I give a few cans of food to a homeless person if there. You can't beat a dollar price point when it comes to food these days. To be honest, even at the $ Mark, some items are over priced like tuna, which is sold at Target for 79 cents a can. This store chain will be more popular when inflation hurts your buying power and your wallet gets thinner every day. So, load up on food items while you can. Being homeless and hungry will humble you. So, show mercy to a poor person. God is watching and testing your kindness.

Jeri Anderson (JustMeJayE)

This is definitely one of the better stores I've been to. There is so much more selections here. The craft section is so nice too. The people are much nicer here as well.

Jean Vilmenay

In these days of COVID-19 stores should not be putting carts back into use without sanitizing them. I could not believe my eyes. The employee brought one in from the parking lot and took another from the customer at the check out and put them both in the spot for me to use. He even kindly offered me one. I went to my car to get my own wipes. The store was a mess with items on the floor. Check out was confusing, they wanted all customers to use one line but there was no signs or employee to direct us to that check stand. The line was lost behind the store fixture. We were instead directed there by someone with a less than kind tone. As I stood in line I began to wonder how often the store was cleaned due to the number of items and the failure to sanitize carts. Employees wore gloves but not mask. Flooring is marked for social distancing but it's nearly impossible to observe due to the crowd space of each row. The store was also really hot. I don't usually choose this location and do not think I will do so again anytime soon.

Isabel Jimenez

Almost everything you need for your holidays!!! Don't miss our good deals.